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Bloomington Parks and Recreation announces Leslie Brinson as Recreation Services Division Director
BLOOMINGTON – Bloomington Parks and Recreation is proud to announce the appointment of Leslie Brinson as the new Recreation Services Division Director, effective Aug. 18. With…
Bridge 107 over Spring Creek reopens after repairs
BEDFORD — Bridge 107 on Armstrong Station Road has reopened following structural repairs and inspection, the Lawrence County Highway Department announced. The historic bridge, which…
Bedford announces automated compost truck service
BEDFORD — The City of Bedford introduced an automated compost truck to improve efficiency and provide daily yard waste collection. The automated system will now…
Town of Oolitic lifts boil order after hydrant removal was completed
OOLITIC- Town Officials have lifted the boil order that was in effect for the Town of Oolitic from 5th Street North to Main Street, West…
Police Log: August 29, 2025
Bedford Police Department Arrests- August 28 Incidents- August 29 Incidents- August 28 Incidents- August 27 Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department Arrests- August 29 Incidents- August 29…
Jennings County rallies to end BNL streak
NORTH VERNON – Bedford North Lawrence suffered its first loss of the season as Jennings County rallied in the final two sets to win a…
Surging Stars sweep past Brown County
NASHVILLE – Bedford North Lawrence recorded its third straight victory with a 5-0 sweep of Brown County during boys high school tennis action on Thursday….
Stars have Arces up their sleeves with 2-1 victory over Barr-Reeve
By Justin Sokeland WBIW.com BEDFORD – When the soccer aficionado refers to the sport as “the beautiful game,” Asher Arce’s game-winning goal for Bedford North…
Martinsville conquers BNL at Foxcliff
MARTINSVILLE -Martinsville took advantage of home-course knowledge to conquer Bedford North Lawrence 172-178 during girls high school golf action at Foxcliff Golf Club on Thursday…
South Lawrence Utilities lifts boil order issued Aug. 26
MITCHELL- South Lawrence Utilities has announced that the boil order issued on August 26th, 2025, for all of Southridge Drive has been lifted.











